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load for steel pipe
I am going to be hanging cast iron skillets from a 1" x 5' black steel pipe (see link from Hope Depot below). It will be supported on either end by 4"x4"x5' wood supports. I will probably be hanging about 40 cast iron skillets which may weigh about 200-300 lbs. Will this pipe support this weight?
Thanks! https://www.homedepot.com/p/1-in-x-1...00HC/100535170 |
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